McDan Aviation Closure: How the NPP shielded McDan from paying debts for four years

McDan Aviation, owned by businessman Daniel McKorley, has been shut down by the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) over unpaid debts.

This follows McDan’s recent GH¢2 million payment toward a $3.9 million debt owed to GACL.

Public outrage has grown, with accusations that the previous New Patriotic Party (NPP) government protected McDan from facing debt repayment for four years.

Now, under the new government, there are calls for an investigation into McDan’s financial dealings and the NPP’s alleged role in the delay.

The GACL acted to distance itself from the controversy, aiming for transparency and accountability.

The case highlights the need for corporate transparency and equal treatment under the law.